#dst warly

here what i have sketched

*inspired by this post from from @ds-shipshape*

Warlys's father moved from the islands of the Bahamas to Haiti, where he met and married Angeline, and they had a family together.

Warly's favorite folktales and stories are about B’Bouki and B’Rabby, shared by his father. It's actually B’Rabby and B'Bouki most often on the Bahamas, but he's always liked B'Bouki (who is a goat) more, so that's how he speaks about them.

He used to play with the goats his family used to raise. He went on make-believe adventures where they braved the forest and sailed the ocean to the other islands.

Which he did in some form later even before the Constant! When he was older, he first worked on the boats of fishermen who were family friends and on ships docking at port to earn a bit of money. Later he traveled the Carribean Sea to apprentice and learn under cooks from different cultures and their cuisines. He often paid for passage by helping on the boats he traveled on. Sometimes in the galley. This expanded on his seafaring knowledge.

The first time he spotted a Tiger Shark's fin from the distance, he thought it was a lusca - a shark-octopus creature from the ocean around in the Bahamas - because of its size. While it being able to move to land as well was shocking, Warly was relieved that it had no tentacles it could ensnare him with.

While not a fans of monsters, Warly loves Walter's campfire stories. It reminds him of how his Maman and Papa used to tell him and his cousins stories when they were still children. They even created stories with B'Bouki as the protagonist for Warly.